Gallery20 Jun 2016

St Nicholas’ Schola Cantorum

Tuam Diocese

A grant of €7,000 was awarded in 2014, to assist with the setting up costs of the Schola Cantorum school of singers, enabling further development and activities.

Gallery25 Apr 2016

Boring Wells

Parish of Ballymacarrett (Down Diocese)

In 2014, a grant of Stg£5,000 was awarded towards the provision of a cooking/baking facility, within an emergency food bank project in inner east Belfast.

Gallery10 Aug 2015

St Anne’s Cathedral

Belfast (Connor Diocese)

A grant of Stg£12,000 was awarded in 2014 for the capital cost of a minibus, for use in a cross community schools programme called ‘Choir School’.

Gallery10 Aug 2015

Lisadell Parish

Elphin Diocese

In 2012 and 2014, grants totalling €32,000 were awarded for the furnishing and equipping of the Lissadell Centre, for outreach activities in the community.

Gallery10 Aug 2015

Armagh Diocesan Council

In 2012, Stg£65,000 was awarded over three years to provide a diocesan outreach to rural areas, reconnecting with young people who are involved in loyalist band and other rural organisations.

Gallery16 Jul 2015

Enniscorthy Church Institute

Ferns Diocese

€30,000 was awarded in 2013/14 for the refurbishment of the Church Institute building, for use as a parish hall and wider community activities.

Gallery14 Aug 2014

Church of the Good Shepherd

Monkstown (Connor Diocese)

In 2011 and 2012, Stg£25,000 was awarded for parochial development in the Monkstown Estate, necessitated by the needs of effective ministry to the wider community.

Gallery14 Aug 2014

Clogher Diocesan Council

In 2011, grants totalling Stg£30,000 over three years were awarded for ‘The Wells Project Youth Ministry’.

Gallery14 Aug 2014

St John’s Parish

Stoneyford (Connor Diocese)

Grants totalling Stg£20,000 were awarded in 2012 over three years, for the purpose of overcoming sectarianism and parading issues in Stoneyford.

Gallery11 Aug 2014

Arva Parish Group

Kilmore Diocese

In 2013, €7,305 was awarded for a two year project, to build relationships within the four parishes in the group and the wider community.